I'm neither a PA attorney nor expert in PA realty tax exemptions which is why I suggested Jap contact the DOR directly to get an answer from the horses mouth, so to speak.

I do that exactly I use a letter template 2 pages the first being a cover page expressing interest and letting them know who I am and what I do and the second page being a PA with an offer and place for the seller to sign.

The first page is a cover letter and the second is a PA with an offer and a place for the seller to sign.

They have to sign your application to verify you're under their wing (I'm assuming like a PA is to a doctor).

I admit, 3 years ago on my first and only property I googled a PA compliant lease, made some changes and used it, so it was easy for the tenant to find.

You want a PA/stereo system, add on charge.

(The reasoning for this is that she is a PA resident and I am not)-My name is no where on the title, LLC documents, or mortgage.

Purchase agreements aren't inherently difficult to understand, but it would be good to have someone familiar walk through the different points on a PA with you.  

Two page letters the first being a cover page and the second being a PA with an offers and a place to sign for the seller.

I feel kind of anxious having a PA property, my first one, along the Delaware River.